Expert Legal Advice for Block Managers & Freehold Owners
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98 %queries receive a response in under an hour
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£ 200 m+assets litigated over in the last 12 months
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310 +5* reviews on Google
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500 +cases handled in the last 2 years
We help block managers, freehold owners and RTM’s especially in the recovery of unpaid service charges and ground rent, advising on section 20 major works recoveries and advising on section 146 notices, breaches of lease and forfeiture. We can also assist by providing assessments and advice on the interpretation of leases, a notoriously complex area.
We have an experienced team and act nationally for clients nationally. We have a reputation for helping freeholder owners and block managers resolve the most complex property related disputes.
As with other areas of our work we are happy to back our own advice and wherever possible will agree to work on a no win, no fee basis. Wherever that isn’t possible, for example where we are asked to advise on a lease, we provide clear and transparent fixed fees.
We are always happy to speak with block managers and freehold owners regarding your queries including giving informal advice over the telephone when we can. If you think you might need our services the best next step is to call us on 01273 761990 or email [email protected] and we will be happy to help.
If you have an unpaid service charge and would like to immediately proceed with recovery please email copies of the lease and the unpaid demand and summary of rights and obligations to [email protected] and we will briefly review without any charge or obligation before confirming next steps.
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People frequently tell us that we’re approachable and offer great advice.
They also tell us most solicitors are hard to get hold of whereas we’re happy to listen. The reason for this is that we value long term relationships and we’re happy to speak with business people, to invest our time in understanding your business and whatever your concerns are. Only at that point can we understand whether we’re the right people to help you.